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Battery life of Nikon Z 6/Z 7 for time lapse in manual mode
I am considering to purchase the Z 6 for time lapse photography and battery life is important.
Is it possible to deactivate all power-consuming features of the Nikon Z 6/Z 7 bodies when taking time ...
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